At last, i bought this baby. Bought this baby to try out the features. I guess i get the v2. Bought at Mines, Seri Kembangan.

cc: SilentVampire bro.

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This post has been edited by Jjuggler: Mar 1 2018, 02:13 PM

Definitely the v2. Remember to update to latest firmware, US_170926, and enjoy! Do not enable IPv6 though, as it can be very unstable once you do that, and I tested it briefly with IPv6, and did not like it, and the settings seem to be retained even if you turn IPv6 off, so I just reset it and did not bother with re-enabling IPv6 anymore.

noted bro.

expensive model also very unstable, or it happen to all router if enable IPv6?

It has less to do with the router and more to the fact that IPv6 is still very badly optimized for use in Malaysia. IPv4 is stable and no problems with this router and everything else is very satisfactory so far.

is it advisable to install the TM Unifi firmware or the normal EU firmware? Have a TIME router

.....Which one is more important for you?

Having option to select more 5ghz wifi channels, but you need to accept TR-069 and @unifi suffix at wifi guest network with TM firmware

Or EU firmware with limited 5ghz wifi channels without TR-069 and annoying @unifi suffix?

I’ve installed the TM firmware. What I meant was if it was ok to install the TM firmware as my router is from Time I didn’t know if it would work as usual.

I wanted to update to TM firmware but I accidentally update to EU firmware. How do I setup the router to connect to Unifi?

if Tp-Link brand, watch this link : connect to unifi

This post has been edited by Alex9182: Mar 2 2018, 12:40 AM

Ok done. Thank you.

Should be fine.

Beware though....currently, if one flashed EU, can't flash back to MY.

TP-Link doesn't respond to my email about how to revert back to MY from EU firmware at all.

Yup, that was partly why I chose TM too, even though my 5g is relatively empty

i just updated to that B1 firmware, 3004.380.8120.

it's good.

* this is a spare router, not used anymore.

like.i said "budget replacement" dual band router since just wanna use for normal usage less than 6 devices. no point staying with c1200 with non stop reboot. so if this c20 good enough as replacement, i might take it. and yes dont have the high class budget for those expensive models.

Asus RT-N12HP arrived, setup and update to latest firmware, simple and easy.

However, something is wrong with the WiFi connection even after done factory reset and re-setup.
1). Ping, Download, Upload is abnormally low and in consistent,

2). Wifi range is lower then C1200.

result are the same tested on few devices. maybe i get a defective unit.

Put back Archer C1200, everything back to normal speed

(see attached test result for Asus Vs Tp-Link).

**PS... Note book connected with LAN cable, speed is not effected, (Ping 15ms, Download 32mbps, Upload 10mbps).

This post has been edited by Alex9182: Mar 2 2018, 04:13 PM


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cannot tahan, router frequent reboot. Decided to call TM and ask them change to dlink 850L. Luckily im using high end asus RT as primary

Mine almost 10days without reboot with 1.1.3 Build 20180124 fw.cpu 11-50%, memory 47%

Any one know why my Asus RT-N12HP has Wifi connection problem?

If no solution, i will return the unit to Lazada on coming Monday for full refund because of defective unit.

Interesting, someone from Malaysia working to add those disabled channels into the AU firmware, after someone gained SSH access to the router. Gonna try them myself as well.

https://forum.lede-project.org/t/build-for-...-ac1200/2547/34

This post has been edited by rhytion: Mar 2 2018, 05:44 PM